He could climb into my fireplace anytime.

I like him. The way he's just toying with Sherlock and gets frustrated when he thinks he's thought of a way out or he disappoints him is fantastic. 

Yeppers. I live in Brooklyn, so it's like the fates have delivered a prize right to me.
Even better my boyfriend's out of town (that's a joke).

I have no clue what my reaction would be if I ran into him. I might faint. I hope he knows mouth to mouth.

I always thought Voldemort reminded me of Christopher Eccleston's 9th Doctor with no nose.

Did he wash it down with a pint of Bishop's Finger?

I can understand Blind Banker and perhaps Baskerville not being as well received, but the other four are amazing.

And a giant plate glass window being moved across the street everywhere in Marylebone.

Least you never told your first American flatmate to 'knock me up in the morning'.

The vapors!!!!

I agree partly. Isn't it up to the lawyers pursuing the case to say stop wasting my time on the clearly untrue cases they're hired to get?

I love the fact he's all gruff and yet all sweet inside. Bloody hell Tom, stop making me love you more.

Oh I plan it. I may bring a puppy for him to make cute eyes at and hug.

It's like my dream pantomime became reality.

I remember when it only focused on opera, Gilbert and Sullivan and selected tunes by George Gershwin. 
The barbarians are at the gate.

@Scrawler2:disqus Tom Hardy is currently filming that movie near the area I live. I thought you'd like to know this.

My dad invented Star Wars. It's true. He told  George Lucas about a dream he once had in the pub, and he totally stole it.

More than Bill Murray as Batman?

The best! Bob Hoskins should have been nominated for an Oscar for I assume essentially acting against nothing for most of it.

That makes sense. I'm amazed at the fact they got them all to agree to begin with.